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A surgical guide to the Amstrad NC

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== A Surgical Guide To The Amstrad Notepad Computer ==
This page is based on Hans-Jürgen Böhling's "surgical guide to the Amstrad NC". The original document is avaliabe here [https://web.archive.org/web/20141214160211/http://home.arcor.de/h.boehling/nc100.htm] (author's website) or here [[Media:sg-nc100.zip]] (local copy)
=== Amstrad Notepad Computer - What is it? ===
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║302 │NEC Japan │4*34=136│µPD 65034 ║
║ │D65034GD093 │PLCC 136│Customer Chip 136│Custom ASIC
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║303 │NEC Japan │2*16= 32│27C2001 = CMOS EPROM 256K*8 bit ║
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=== The Customer Custom Chip (IC302) ===
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Type : µPD 65034
Manufacturer : NEC Electronics
Description : Customer Custom Chip with multiple funktions
Process : CMOS
Supply Voltage : +5V
Package : PLCC 136
The chip has multiple funktionsfunctions:
- Clock generator for CPU and UART
- Built-in 26*4 bit RAM
- 4-bit bidirectional data bus
- 4-bit adress address input
- Directly connectable with CPU bus
- Capable of battery backup
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